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Brentford and Chiswick 1963

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Brentford and Chiswick]

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Windmill Road Brentford No 1 Compulsory Purchase Order, 1960
Nos. 48 78 (even numbers) Windmill Road Brentford.
Nos. 2-33 (consecutive numbers) Mercury Road, Brentford, and
No. 37 Orchard Road Brentford,
The remaining eighteen properties (2 and 3 Mercury Road and 48 - 78 (even
numbers) Windmill Road Brentford) were demolished during the year.
Back Lane No 1 Compulsory Purchase Order, 1960
Nos. 21 - 27 (odd numbers) Back Lane, Brentford.
The four properties were demolished during the year.
High Street, Brentford No. 4 Compulsory Purchase Order, 1960
Nos. 300 - 305 (consecutive numbers) High Street, Brentford, and
Nos. 298/299 and 306 High Street, Brentford.
Numbers 298/299 High Street were still awaiting demolition at the end of
the year,
High Street, Brentford No. 7 Compulsory Purchase Order, 1960
Nos. 296 and 297 High Street, Brentford (demolished 1961) and
No. 295 High Street, Brentford.
Number 295 High Street was still awaiting demolition at the end of the year.
Pottery Road No. 1 Compulsory Purchase Order, 1961
Nos. 9-12 (consecutive numbers) Pottery Road, Brentford.
The four properties were demolished during the year.
Annandale Road No. 1 Compulsory Purchase Order, 196 1
Nos. 32 and 34 Annandale Road, Chiswick,
No. 36 Annandale Road, Chiswick.. and
Nos. 38 - 46 (even numbers) Annandale Road, Chiswick.
The three remaining families (14 persons) were rehoused by the Council
during the year.
Phoenix Cottages Brook Lane North, Clearance Order, 1962
Nos, 2 20 (even numbers) Phoenix Cottages, Brook Lane North, Brentford,
Objections to the making of this Order were withdrawn and the Order was
confirmed without modification by the Minister of Housing and Local Government
on 11th June, 1963.
Pour families (10 persons) were rehoused by the Council leaving six families
still to be rehoused at the end of the year.
During the year under review, seventeen properties, as set out below, were
included in official representations made to the Council as being unfit for
human habitation and were declared Clearance Areas, as under:-
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